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Deck 15: Evaluating Electronic Information
1
The Internet epitomizes the concept of caveat lector-reader beware.
True
2
The first page, or about page, of a Web site indicates how the site is organized and what options are available.
False
3
Software programs can be installed on a computer or network that automatically block access to user-specified sites or to sites with specified content.
True
4
Search engines are programs written to query and retrieve information stored in a database.
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5
Sponsored sites provide balanced and impartial information.
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6
Shareware is the unauthorized copying of software.
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7
Pirated software is usually distributed on an honor system and is free for an evaluation period.
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8
Internet resources used in reports must be cited, which means giving credit to any information you include in a report that is not your original thought.
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9
If someone publishes information about another person or organization and it is not true, they can be sued for libel and forced to pay compensation for any damage they caused.
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10
Links that are no longer active are called "____."
A) transparent links
B) legacy links
C) dead links
D) dead dogs
A) transparent links
B) legacy links
C) dead links
D) dead dogs
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11
If the domain portion of a Web site is ____, the site is used for educational or research information.
A) .edu
B) .gov
C) .org
D) .mil
A) .edu
B) .gov
C) .org
D) .mil
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12
If the domain portion of a Web site is ____, the site is used for military branches.
A) .edu
B) .gov
C) .org
D) .mil
A) .edu
B) .gov
C) .org
D) .mil
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13
If the domain portion of a Web site is ____, the site is used for government resources.
A) .edu
B) .gov
C) .mil
D) .org
A) .edu
B) .gov
C) .mil
D) .org
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14
A very important consideration of an effective site is its ____, which refers to the age of the information, how long it has been posted, and how often it is updated.
A) citation
B) relevance
C) proof
D) currency
A) citation
B) relevance
C) proof
D) currency
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15
____ is the ability to use links to move through a site.
A) Navigation
B) Hopping
C) Researching
D) Storyboarding
A) Navigation
B) Hopping
C) Researching
D) Storyboarding
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16
Which of the following is NOT a feature of properly used links in a Web site?
A) grouped logically
B) easy to identify
C) in blue type
D) pertinent to the subject of the original page
A) grouped logically
B) easy to identify
C) in blue type
D) pertinent to the subject of the original page
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17
A ____ site is a site that has paid the search engine a fee in exchange for being listed in the "Sponsored Sites" section on many of their pages.
A) sponsored
B) biased
C) misleading
D) portal
A) sponsored
B) biased
C) misleading
D) portal
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18
____ is the exclusive right, granted by law for a certain number of years, to make and dispose of literary, musical, or artistic work.
A) Copyright
B) Trademarking
C) Patents
D) Public domain
A) Copyright
B) Trademarking
C) Patents
D) Public domain
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19
Please use the figure below to answer the following two questions.
FIGURE 15-1

-Figure 15-1 shows a Google search with Sponsored Links. How do companies get their entries listed in the sponsored site area?
A) They pay for placement
B) They write good content on their site
C) either a. or b.
D) neither a. nor b.
FIGURE 15-1

-Figure 15-1 shows a Google search with Sponsored Links. How do companies get their entries listed in the sponsored site area?
A) They pay for placement
B) They write good content on their site
C) either a. or b.
D) neither a. nor b.
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20
Please use the figure below to answer the following two questions.
FIGURE 15-1

-When looking at the Sponsored Links in Figure 15-1, the companies appear to be sharing ____.
A) unbiased information
B) advertising information
C) both a. and b.
D) neither a. nor b.
FIGURE 15-1

-When looking at the Sponsored Links in Figure 15-1, the companies appear to be sharing ____.
A) unbiased information
B) advertising information
C) both a. and b.
D) neither a. nor b.
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21
A company's logo or other graphic information on a Web site may be protected as a ____.
A) trademark
B) patent
C) either a. or b.
D) neither a. nor b.
A) trademark
B) patent
C) either a. or b.
D) neither a. nor b.
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22
Processes and business methods may be protected by ____, which guarantee the inventor exclusive copyright to the process or method for a certain time period.
A) trademarks
B) patents
C) either a. or b.
D) neither a. nor b.
A) trademarks
B) patents
C) either a. or b.
D) neither a. nor b.
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23
If copyright protection has lapsed on certain material, then it is deemed to be in the ____ and is available for anyone to copy.
A) private domain
B) public domain
C) literary domain
D) library domain
A) private domain
B) public domain
C) literary domain
D) library domain
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24
Every page on the Internet was designed and created by someone. Today, that someone is called a Web ____.
A) designer
B) builder
C) helper
D) aide
A) designer
B) builder
C) helper
D) aide
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25
____ are stories that at one time could have been partially true, but have grown from constant retelling into a mythical yarn.
A) Rural legends
B) Urban legends
C) Rural hoaxes
D) Urban hoaxes
A) Rural legends
B) Urban legends
C) Rural hoaxes
D) Urban hoaxes
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26
One of the more popular Web sites displaying information about myths and hoaxes is the ____ Web site.
A) StopMyths
B) CatchMyths
C) Emyths
D) Vmyths
A) StopMyths
B) CatchMyths
C) Emyths
D) Vmyths
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27
Criminal problems that the Internet has been fueling include ____.
A) sexual advances made to minors
B) rumors to manipulate stock prices
C) anonymous threats
D) all of the above
A) sexual advances made to minors
B) rumors to manipulate stock prices
C) anonymous threats
D) all of the above
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28
When criminals gather personal information, acquire credit, and conduct transactions using false identities it is called ____.
A) Money theft
B) Identity theft
C) Money-lifting
D) Identity-lifting
A) Money theft
B) Identity theft
C) Money-lifting
D) Identity-lifting
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29
Nancy has started her own flower delivery business. She has created a logo and a unique delivery process. Please answer the questions below.
-Nancy wants to make sure that no one copies her logo and uses it for their own business. To protect her logo from being copied, Nancy would pursue a ____.
A) trademark
B) patent
C) both a. or b.
D) neither a. nor b.
-Nancy wants to make sure that no one copies her logo and uses it for their own business. To protect her logo from being copied, Nancy would pursue a ____.
A) trademark
B) patent
C) both a. or b.
D) neither a. nor b.
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30
Nancy has started her own flower delivery business. She has created a logo and a unique delivery process. Please answer the questions below.
-To protect her unique delivery process from being used by other companies, Nancy would pursue obtaining a ____.
A) trademark
B) patent
C) both a. and b.
D) neither a. nor b.
-To protect her unique delivery process from being used by other companies, Nancy would pursue obtaining a ____.
A) trademark
B) patent
C) both a. and b.
D) neither a. nor b.
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31
Chase has been assigned the role of making sure all of the content on the company Web site is ethical and true. Please answer the two questions below.
-Chase finds two charts on his company's Web site that have been copied and pasted from the IBM site. IBM is not given credit for being the author of the charts. This is considered ____.
A) plagiarism
B) identity theft
C) patent infringement
D) all of the above
-Chase finds two charts on his company's Web site that have been copied and pasted from the IBM site. IBM is not given credit for being the author of the charts. This is considered ____.
A) plagiarism
B) identity theft
C) patent infringement
D) all of the above
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32
Chase has been assigned the role of making sure all of the content on the company Web site is ethical and true. Please answer the two questions below.
-Chase also does some searches on Google to see if any hidden files can be accessed by the public. He finds a file listing all of the customers and their credit card numbers that can be accessed via Google. If someone uses this information to buy their Christmas presents it is considered to be ____.
A) urban theft
B) identity theft
C) a hoax
D) plagiarism
-Chase also does some searches on Google to see if any hidden files can be accessed by the public. He finds a file listing all of the customers and their credit card numbers that can be accessed via Google. If someone uses this information to buy their Christmas presents it is considered to be ____.
A) urban theft
B) identity theft
C) a hoax
D) plagiarism
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33
A very important consideration of an effective site is its ____________________, which refers to the age of the information, how long it has been posted, and how often it is updated.
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34
____________________ is the exclusive right, granted by law for a certain number of years, to make and dispose of literary, musical, or artistic work.
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35
____________________ is the unauthorized copying of software.
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36
A(n) ____________________ is an attempt to deceive an audience into believing that something false is real.
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37
Navigation is the ability to use links to move through a site. _________________________
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38
Processes and business methods may be protected by trademarks, which guarantee the inventor exclusive copyright to the process or method for a certain time period. _________________________
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39
If copyright protection has lapsed on certain material, then it is deemed to be in the Internet domain and is available for anyone to copy. _________________________
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40
Just because information is obtained from an Internet site does not mean that someone can copy it and claim it as his or her own, even noncopyrighted information. That's plagiarism. _________________________
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41
Please identify the letter of the choice that best matches the numbered definitions below.
-Guarantees the inventor exclusive copyright to the process or method for a certain time period
A) hoax
B) urban legends
C) trademark
D) patent
E) copyright
-Guarantees the inventor exclusive copyright to the process or method for a certain time period
A) hoax
B) urban legends
C) trademark
D) patent
E) copyright
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42
Please identify the letter of the choice that best matches the numbered definitions below.
-Exclusive right, granted by law for a certain number of years, to make and dispose of literary, musical, or artistic work
A) hoax
B) urban legends
C) trademark
D) patent
E) copyright
-Exclusive right, granted by law for a certain number of years, to make and dispose of literary, musical, or artistic work
A) hoax
B) urban legends
C) trademark
D) patent
E) copyright
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43
Please identify the letter of the choice that best matches the numbered definitions below.
-Exclusive right to make and use visual or commercial images rather than text or intellectual property
A) hoax
B) urban legends
C) trademark
D) patent
E) copyright
-Exclusive right to make and use visual or commercial images rather than text or intellectual property
A) hoax
B) urban legends
C) trademark
D) patent
E) copyright
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44
Please identify the letter of the choice that best matches the numbered definitions below.
-Stories that at one time could have been partially true, but have grown from constant retelling into a mythical yarn
A) hoax
B) urban legends
C) trademark
D) patent
E) copyright
-Stories that at one time could have been partially true, but have grown from constant retelling into a mythical yarn
A) hoax
B) urban legends
C) trademark
D) patent
E) copyright
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